1. Check the battery of the tire pressure sensor: If the tire pressure sensor has a battery, it may need to be replaced. If the battery has been replaced but the sensor still does not work, the entire sensor may need to be replaced. 2. Clean the tire pressure sensor: The tire pressure sensor may fail due to dust, dirt, and other dirt. Cleaning the sensor and then reinstalling it may solve the problem.
3. Check the connection between the sensor and the dashboard: Check that the connection between the sensor and the dashboard is correct. You may need to reinsert them to make them properly connected.
4. Reset the dashboard: The dashboard may display an error message instead of a fault with the sensor itself. In this case, resetting the dashboard may solve the problem.
Hello, 1. Battery exhaustion: Replace the tire pressure sensor battery.
3. If the sensor is faulty, replace the tire pressure sensor.
4. System failure: Check whether the circuit and control module of the vehicle tire pressure monitoring system are normal, and replace it if necessary.
Get off the car to check that the tire status is normal, no air leakage;
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3, if there is no tire pressure monitoring, you can start the car to drive at low speed for about five or six minutes, most of which can display tire pressure; 4, remove the negative electrode of the car battery and install it after a few minutes, and then insert the key to the central control reset can also display normal;
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5, the battery is out of power, replace the battery can be solved.
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